By "vibrating" I assume you mean the letters and graphics are shaking slightly instead of staying in one place? Not that the monitor is physically vibrating?
If you are connecting via an analog cable (VGA connector), look an auto-adjust setting in the monitor's on-screen settings. Sometimes it's a dedicated button, sometimes I's a menu option. Run the auto-adjust.
Image "vibration" is common when the analog sync speeds don't precisely match the monitor's sync speeds. This causes image pixels to be offset slightly from monitor pixels, which can appear as blurriness or vibration. The auto-adjust function precisely measures the video signal's sync rate and aligns it with the monitor's, so that each image pixel lines up exactly with monitor pixels.